



I run a travel company website that gets around 500 organic visitors per month. The problem is that almost all of my traffic comes from blog posts, while my tour/product pages don't rank for their target keywords.
My current strategy is:
Is this the right strategy?
Or should I be building backlinks directly to the tour pages instead?
If you've successfully ranked service or travel tour pages, how would you approach this? Is there anything I'm missing?
I'd really appreciate any advice or feedback. Thanks!
Someone quoted me ₹110 per square feet for lime plaster. If I compare it with normal plaster or POP. I am getting rate of ₹20 per square feet share your views. What can be the ideal range to pay for line plaster or is it really worth it?
I was thinking of getting a lime paste done at home but I am unable to find anyone. If there is anyone who can do it, please let me know. If you have any idea about the rates, it would be even better.
I was thinking of getting a lime paste done at home but I am unable to find anyone. If there is anyone who can do it, please let me know. If you have any idea about the rates, it would be even better.
We had already done trips to places like Bali, Vietnam, and Europe, and we were planning something even more luxurious this time.
But now I’m trying to figure out how to pitch India in a way that genuinely excites them. I need a strong angle or “hook” that makes the trip feel special and worth choosing over an international destination. What can I say to make them excited about an India trip?
I mean, why should someone visit forts and palaces when the world already has naturally beautiful places like mountains and beaches, where you can actually enjoy nature without all the crowd and chaos?
What’s that specific reason to which you can survive India in summers?
Give me the reason to come to India that are not heard of… means reasons that are not popular enough
Sometimes the kitchen can get messy, and it doesn’t look good from the hall. Share your ideas and the reference image — how can this space look beautiful, secure, and budget-friendly? I’m looking for a traditional Indian aesthetic, not a modern or minimal style.
The two target audience I have in my mind is even Planner and interior designer or someone interested in home furnishing. How can I make content around the topic with the product.
I have a fabric shop and have created Instagram page, but really have no idea. What type of content should I post
I saw the poster of Riteish Deshmukh’s new movie Raja Shivaji. It looked like he has worked really hard on this movie, and it feels bad that no one is talking about it like they did for Chhaava. Can good marketing or strong social media content create hype for this movie?
i want people to visit India but what reason or what should i tell them why because my mind is full with negatives about my own country as world has better places to go what are the any practical reasons that someone should visit India?
I’m planning the interior design of my house and wanted some fresh, creative, and practical ideas from people who actually understand design (or just have great taste).
Here’s what I’m looking for: • ❌ No false ceiling (want to keep it simple & cost-effective) • ❌ Not a modern/minimalist house • ✅ Strong traditional Indian / artistic vibe • ✅ Budget-friendly approach is VERY important • ✅ Want to minimize heavy wooden furniture/work (too expensive) • ✅ Open to smart alternatives that still look rich and aesthetic
I’m more interested in a home that feels warm, cultural, story-driven, rather than something that looks like a Pinterest modern apartment.
Think along the lines of: • Rajasthan / heritage-style touches • Handmade or artisanal elements • Smart jugaad ideas that look premium but cost less
If you had to design this kind of home: • What materials would you use instead of expensive wood? • How would you create a rich traditional look on a budget? • Any color palettes, textures, or layout ideas? • Any examples or inspiration references?
Feel free to go wild with ideas — but keep the budget constraint in mind.